Publisher analytics without guesswork

Find what changed in your ad report—not just the total.

AIVUV helps independent website owners analyze a CSV advertising report, calculate page RPM, CTR and eCPM, compare pages, and test transparent revenue scenarios. Your report is processed locally by our flagship analyzer.

CSV processed in your browserTransparent calculationsNo guaranteed earnings claims
Flagship tool · Publisher Pulse

Turn a CSV export into a useful report review.

Map the columns in your ad report and view earnings, page views, page RPM, CTR, eCPM, daily movement and top pages in one workspace. No account connection and no CSV upload by the analyzer code.

REPORT SUMMARY · DEMO
Page views50.0k
Page RPM$5.85
eCPM$5.11
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Tools for reporting questions—not generic calculators

Start with a CSV report, then check specific ratios, compare periods or test a revenue goal using transparent assumptions.

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Built around transparency

A useful estimate should explain itself.

Every calculator states what you need to enter, how the result is computed and which important factors it leaves out.

  • Formulas are visible beside the calculator.
  • Inputs use consistent periods and units.
  • Results are described as estimates, not promises.
  • Guides explain when a simple model is not enough.
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What AIVUV is—and is not

AIVUV is an independent educational toolkit for website publishers. Its main feature analyzes CSV report data in the browser, supported by transparent calculators and practical guides.

It is not an ad network, a tax authority, an accounting service, or an investment adviser. Actual outcomes depend on data, context and decisions outside these tools.

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Practical analysis for publisher reports

Learn how to validate data, interpret RPM and investigate changes without guessing causes.

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Editorial standards

Useful first. Search-friendly second.

AIVUV aims to publish focused tools and guides that answer a real question. Sources are linked when they support a definition or a method, and the limitations of simplified calculations are made explicit.

  • Original explanations and transparent assumptions.
  • No claims of guaranteed ad revenue or financial returns.
  • Corrections and questions can be sent through the contact page.
  • Privacy and content policies are available from every page.
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